#10
https://twitter.com/hullval/status/669921953193398272
Like we’ve been saying since day 1: swimmers are not land creatures.
#9
Happy 20th Birthday to the selfie King @Jimbob95goon 😁 #goosed #jimbobgoon pic.twitter.com/5msiwuVOfX
— Siobhan-Marie O'Connor (@SiobhanMOConnor) November 26, 2015
Happy 20th to the defending 200 free World Champion! (And a happy birthday to Ms. O’Connor, too!)
#8
Swimming, thank you for allowing me to have the best profession in the world for the greatest sport in the world. @swimswamnews @CoachRowan
— HC_HLA (@HC_HLA) November 26, 2015
And swimmers everywhere are thankful for dedicated coaches who are up early and who travel to meets and put so much passion into their work.
#7
https://twitter.com/yannickagnel/status/669954151862968320
Thanks Mr. Agnel! The Frenchman is back; he won the 200 free at the recent French SC Championships as he looks to be returning to his dominant 2012 form.
#6
Work hard, then have some fun! #LoveThisTeam 💪💪 @swimswamnews @SwimminCardinal pic.twitter.com/tNSLwoOfaU
— Nick Albiero (@AlbieroNick) November 28, 2015
Fun > work
#5
@swimswamnews @SwimminCardinal then we help push the bulkhead even more 😆 pic.twitter.com/XQDZoa5RhC
— Nick Albiero (@AlbieroNick) November 28, 2015
Yep… fun is definitely > work
#4
WORLD RECORD smile @catecamp first woman under 51secs with her 50.91secs 100m split in the 200m final#AUSSC pic.twitter.com/1DIupZZfiA
— Ian Hanson OAM (@hansonmedia) November 28, 2015
Cate Campbell was on a tear at the Aussie SC Championships– she’s now the first woman under 51 seconds in the short course meter 100 free. That’s MOVING!
#3
https://twitter.com/mi_nonnz/status/668628391864594432
Who needs pump up music when you can just levitate before the big race and psych out the competition?
#2
https://twitter.com/KyleSockwell/status/671069192469221376
We’ve all been behind that person in practice.
#1
https://twitter.com/katie_meili/status/668653812068913152
This holiday season, let’s remember that not everyone can find happiness each day, regardless of how much they may smile. Depression and other mental disorders can be devastating– Olympic Champion Allison Schmitt has been through a lot, and she spoke about it at the Golden Goggle Awards after winning the Perseverance Award (watch below).
We love you, Allison!
